I came here to get out of the 30 degree weather while walking around the Louvre neighborhood. It looked fairly busy so I decided to try it. I was given a table on the enclosed patio by the door. I ordered a Hot Chocolate (chocolat chaud), Croque Monsieur, and a Crepe Suzette. Everything was good and price was reasonable. My only complaint is that the Crepe Suzette is done table side and I don't think it burns all the alcohol off. (I ended up pouring the extra into my mug after I was done so my crepe didn't get too soggy!) read more

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Corner cafés are literally on every corner in Paris. Café de la Comédie is right around the corner from the Louvre. We were quickly seated. My wife ordered quiche Lorraine. Light, fluffy, bits of ham & cheese with moist eggs. Perfectly done. I could only find one item on the menu with a toasted baguette, a word hotdog combo with cheese. The order also came with lukewarm roasted potatoes and a small side salad. Half my "sandwich" became the next days breakfast. A popular spot, insanely busy, and yet the staff was friendly and very helpful. We picked a great spot for lunch. read more

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Great location for people watching. Cappuccino was delicious. We had the Quiche Lorraine and sugared crepes....both were hot and tasty. Highly recommend. read more

Café de la Comédie - Sugared crepes and quiche. Yum! - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Had drinks outside on the patio with friends here last week while in Paris. We wandered around the Louvre at night taking photos and enjoying the city and easily found this lively spot and sat outside. Our waiter was friendly, the people out on the patio were friendly, and the drinks (coffee and teas) were flowing. They also still had food available and dessert. Very nice location and patio right off the street. Prices are on par with other spots around this touristy part of town. read more

Café de la Comédie - Great location. - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

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The staff was okay but the food omg THE FOOD garbage I ordered the pesto pasta it was cold the waiter only served 1 table at a time worst experience ever read more

Mediocre food, with very rude servers. I asked one server for the wifi password and he told me I had to get it from the server serving my table. When I asked MY server politely for the password, he looked at me and said no. Then...the jerk asked if he could round up the bill 9 euro for a tip. Yucky place. read more

This restaurant saved the morning!! Service was super friendly and fast and the food was delicious.

Horrible place. We asked for Nutella crepes with strawberries, they gave us strawberry jam on a crepe. Highly recommend you go somewhere else. The waiter was rude, didn't provide service at all. Then got mad that I spoke up about the wrong order. I WOULD HIGHLY AVOID THIS PLACE. read more

Café de la Comédie - Not a Nutella crepe... - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Charming cafe near Louve-English speaking staff Sandwiches, salads, and quiches. Complete bar choices and great place for lunch.

Great place to come and sit and watch the people walk by the food is very good the service was great and the prices were reasonable

No star for terrible service, really bad drinks (the aperol spritz was not drinkable) and just that they really don't care.... I would avoid this spot read more

Vegetable quiche and salmon penne . Right next door to the Louvre. April in paris,.like the Sinatra song. That's why wrong came here, and we are not disappointed. read more

Café de la Comédie - Vegetable quiche and salmon penne. - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Stopped in for lunch with the Mrs after touring the Lourve. Food and service were excellent...highly recommend.

Finally great service, fresh food, and beautiful quaint atmosphere. Expresso martini and Caesar salad with chicken grilled to perfection. Thank you! read more

After an exhausting day exploring the Musée du Louvre we walked a short distance over for some dinner at this nearby sidewalk cafe. The space is quite small with two stories. We were seated in the tiny upstairs area (take note that the narrow staircase can be a bit terrifying) and provided with English menus and a basket of traditional French baguette. The food was satisfying but nothing extraordinary. We ordered a roast beef sandwich that came with a side of potato wedges and a bit of salad and the Tagliatelle Carbonara to share among the three of us. The meat in the sandwich was extremely tough and difficult to chew. As a weary and hungry traveler, I did not want to expend any additional energy ingesting my food. Needless to say, I was displeased by how this order turned out. The pasta, however, was excellent - creamy and comforting on a cold night in Paris. Mixing in the egg yolk definitely added an incredible richness to the overall flavor. For dessert we had a chocolate banana crepe and the creme brulee. Both were very tasty. I especially enjoyed the creme brulee. Overall, my experience here was just okay. There is no such thing as bad French food but I have to say, this place is one of the more mediocre of what Paris has to offer. read more

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Being that it was our second time in Paris, we decided to ditch the first timers at the Louvre and grab some French cuisine. ATMOSPHERE: Busy little cafe near the Louvre. Great for people watching along Rue St Honore. FOOD: Chocolate crepes with vanilla ice cream - Awesome. Crepes were cooked perfect. Vanilla ice cream was out of this world - never tasted vanilla like that. Super rich & flavorful. Croque Monsieur - I've never heard of this before. This isn't your everyday ham & cheese sandwich! It's not because we were in Paris. It's just unbelievably delish - from the cheese, to the toasted bread to the flavor of the ham. Ok, maybe the location has a little something to do with it. :) SERVICE: We walked in without a reservation and got seated immediately at a sidewalk table. Our server was friendly and professional. OVERALL: Nice ambience, great food & service. One of the joys of Paris! read more

Café de la Comédie - Chocolate crepes with vanilla ice cream and croque monsieur - VN - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

The services sad totally awesome here. It's just a cute Cafe in a rather busy area. We didn't have a huge breakfast so stopping here for lunch was a great idea. I went with the dick confit and my partner went with the roast beef with hash browns (fries). We had room for dessert so of course we had crepes. Budget wise it doesn't break the bank at all. read more

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The food was really good, I mean surprisingly good considering the other pitfalls of the restaurant. It was reasonable prices for being so close to the louvre, however it was so unbelievably tiny that I felt like I was eating with everyone else. The waiter could hardly move and had to keep reaching over everyone and he smelled horribly like b.o. This is not a smell I enjoy while eating. The bathroom was upstairs and tiny and dirty. I ordered the beef bourguignon. The meat was tender the potatoes could have been cooked longer. I didn't realize it was a popular French dish but they did a good job at it. read more

Café de la Comédie - Beef bourguignon - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

This is a cute place conveniently located near our hotel and the Louvre. However it's very small- the table sat so close to the neighboring table that our elbows could neatly touch. I ordered the comedie burger which comes with salad and fries - was ok at best. Also got the cheese pizza ( I know pizza in Paris ... lol) tasted like it was microwaved and arrived on board instead of a plate. Service was good and food moderately priced. read more

Café de la Comédie - Comedie burger - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Cute cafe located just across from the Louvre. Though tiny, it was adorably decorated for Christmas. The service was superb, the food was delicious, and the price is affordable (ish). Nikolas was our server and he was funny and entertaining (hence the name, right?). I had the Croquet Madame which was like grilled cheese and ham sandwich with a fried egg topping. It came with a side of green salad - all very good. The Mister had the Roast Beef Sandwich with French fries and side of green salad which was also equally delicious. We had the banana crepe with coffee and chocolate drizzle with lots of whipped crime. The crepe was velvety and perfect. We finished with coffee (for him) and hot cocoa (for me). Great choice, they were both just lovely and great way to cap off our lunch (a mighty big lunch that filled us through the rest of the day). Overall a great place with great good - highly recommend. I deducted 1 star for a couple reasons. It was definitely tiny and packed - making dining a bit uncomfortable when everyone shows up in bulky coats. The restrooms are upstairs and can only be accessed through a narrow spiral staircase. Would not be comfortable for the larger Americans, but cute for the petite a. Lovely! Will definitely come back and highly recommend!!! read more

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Stopped for a quick snack. Perfect choice--pleasant service, good food, great location near the Louvre. Don't know how dinner is, but for an afternoon bite, we were happy. read more

Café de la Comédie - Crepes for the girls. - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

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Two stars......almost a 3 because the people were nice, and the restaurant was charming Parisian atmosphere. Food? Don't bother!!! This place is fine for drinks on the patio, across from La Place Colette, but I highly recommend eating elsewhere. The food was TERRIBLE!- I had the Salade Nicoise - ugh. Canned tuna, chunks of lettuce drenched in dressing. My companions had repulsive pasta- with olive oil and balsamic vinegar pooled at the bottom- sort of a mix it yourself deal. I could have made this whole meal myself, 10 times better. No care at all to the food. Location is awesome, but 2nd worst meal in Paris- at least they were nice! Eat inside the Louvre, it's better! read more

Café de la Comédie - Interior charm at the Cafe. - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Omg the worst place I ate in Paris. It was the 1st restaurant that had bad service and the food was like nasty old food served at like a Denny's. I ordered escargot bc I figure how could they mess that up but YUP it was messed up. I've had way tastier escargot here in the states ‍ look how sad they are Literally come here if you're desperate. read more

Café de la Comédie - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Great location, near the Louvre, outside seating, average food.................................................................

This café was about two blocks from our hotel. We stopped in because they were open early and we wanted some breakfast. They have a fixed menu in the morning that is very reasonable in price. We had eggs, bacon, applesauce, and toast or croissant. Service is very fast and efficient. They have a variety of teas Kusmi. And very good strong coffee. If you are looking for a place to pop in and have a quick meal this café is just as good as any. Each morning breakfast coffee tea for two was under €20 read more

We've always had great food here. So surprised by the ratings. For starters we ordered their burgundy escargot. Amazing! Pesto, evo, and had the perfect texture (5/5). I ordered the Beef Bourgiugnon, the had changed the recipe slightly since the previous year (last years was superb with bay leaves adding a very savory taste) however it was just as delicious and tastes just how I would imagine a homemade recipe would taste (5/5)! Eric had the duck with scalloped potato medallions (forgot the real name but that's what I would describe them as). The duck was tender and juicy (5/5). read more

Café de la Comédie - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Loved the quiches for late breakfast. A bit pricey but enjoyed sitting by the door and watching people outside

We had just walked through the Palais Royale and my fiance needed to go to the bathroom, and so we ended up eating here by default and not by my choice. The tables felt like they were squeezed tighter than most other places that we had been to. I had gotten the Croque Monsieur and my fiance got a pizza. We were both underwhelmed. I just had a bite of the pizza and my fiance had 3 bites, and we let it go. I hate to say that this was one of the places that I liked least, and it felt like a waste of stomach space and meal that could have gone to something better. The staff was nice and that was the most redeeming quality of the place and the location where you can sit outside and people watch is very ideal. read more

Stopped here to have a quick bite before we visited the Lourve. Food was ok but the service was terrible and very rushed even though the venue wasn't to crowded. After trying multiple times to get the waiters attention for some water we gave up, paid the bill, and left. Wouldn't recommend. read more

Café de la Comédie - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Situated in the theater area of Paris, this beautifully decorated cafe has every element of a classic French cafe. From what I can recall, there are several small tables with red and white wicker chairs lining the cafe. As an added dose of charm, each table had a single cream-colored rose on top! Inside the cafe, the walls are covered with mirrors, lavish paintings, and descriptions of different dishes and drinks they offer in a cursive script. I opted to sit outdoors, as the morning was fresh and warm. My breakfast of choice was a Croque Madame with Vittel spring water [SEE PHOTO]. (Note: Croque Madame is simply a Croque Monsieur with an egg on top. A Croque Monsieur is a grilled ham and egg sandwich with emmental or gruyere cheese on top!) The food was delightfully Parisian! Our waiter was ever so kind as to offer to take multiple photos for us, too, which was wonderful. We left a handsome tip and multiple merci beaucoups for him :) read more

Café de la Comédie - Croque Madame with Vittel spring water - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

OK, so here's the thing: I know that tourists are annoying -- and tourists who don't speak the native language are MORE annoying. I speak a little French -- enough to order -- but it's obvious I'm not a local. My girlfriend and I had lunch at this joint because 1.) it had good reviews and 2.) it said they were patient with Americans. Well, #1 -- the reviews WERE good... two years ago. And #2 -- not so much. But to be fair, the woman (seemingly) running the place didn't like anyone else much either. She yelled at staff, dropped food and dishes, and raced around like Gordon Ramsay waiting for his enema to kick in. So, I would say 5 stars for a stereotypical "French" experience, 2 stars for the food (it wasn't great, but it wasn't inedible), and minus 5 stars for making me feel unwelcome. Maybe the woman's cat died that morning... I don't know. But it was a really demoralizing lunch. read more

We happened to walk in from the cold and had a great breakfast. My husband and I had the Petit De jeuner Anglais which was a slice of baguette with butter, croissant with jam as a starter and then it had 2 eggs sunny-side up with ham on top with a lite salad on the side. Our children had crepes. We ate every bite. And the baguette and croissant were delicious. Portions were ok for the price. I would definitely come and eat here again. read more

We walked upon the cafe from the louvre. I got the ham and cheese sandwich and it was very good. The server spoke English and was fast for food, but we had to ask for the check. The cafe was tight in the front row so that I was touching the person next to me (I feel is common in Parisian cafés). The food was good and overall a pleasant experience. read more

We got rained out leaving the Louvre and ducked into here for cover and a snack. We expected an outrageous bill for barely anything because of the proximity to the museum but everything was actually priced well. We had a charcuterie board and we usually finish everything but we were full and actually left some cheese behind. Awesome environment and cool decor. read more

Café de la Comédie - Salamis and prosciutto with various cheeses and pâté with pickles. - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

This place was centrally located and near our hotel, so we stopped by to have a drink on our last night in Paris. We didn't eat anything, but mostly because the cake in the case looked like it had been sitting there since the stone ages. I thought those glass cases were to make the food look appealing? It took us forever to get the waiter's attention, he seemed like he had no desire to talk to us whatsoever. When he finally came over, I asked for the hot wine (vin chaud) on the menu. It seemed popular in Paris and it was chilly, but they were out. The waiter walked away. We were SO confused. Why would you just walk away from your table? No idea. He stood a few feet away from us and did nothing and we waited for him to come back. They had Champagne drinks on the menu for 12E so I thought, why not get a glass? My fiance asked for Four Roses (on the menu), they didn't have it, so he got another Bourbon. I wish at this point we would have realized this place was a tourist trap of some kind and left, but we had already sat down outside and my fiance had a cuban cigar that we wanted to share for our last night in Paris, so we stayed. We hung out for a while and I drank my Champagne and he drank his Bourbon and we smoked the cigar and at the end we politely said we were finished and thank you could we have the check. It came and that's when the real trauma started - they charged me 22 Euros for a small glass of Champagne (12 Euros on the menu) and they charged my fiance for 2 Bourbons because his was "a big one". When we asked about the costs of the drinks vs. the menu the waiter blew us off and shrugged with no response. We were forced to pay the bill or make a scene and be "those" Americans. Never going back there ever again and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Down there street there is an AMAZING restaurant - Bistrot Victoires - that serves real French food at very inexpensive prices with great staff. read more

The food was okay, I wouldn't say it was something to write home about. The Classic (aka a mimosa) was super strong. But I didn't mind. The waitress was very kind and accommodating en Anglais. Cute decor, takes credit cards (mine has a chip), and friendly service. Good in a pinch. read more

Nice location near the Louvre. Across from the music house. Nice outdoor environment. Nice waiter and service. Food better than just ok but well executed. Prices ok. The staff was going great. Bathrooms really small and tight. Overall nice experience and service. When going back to Louvre will return read more

Food was ok. Nothing special. Cute little place close to the louvre. We had the omelette. Ham and cheese. And mushroom with herb. The cappuccino was good. read more

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Delicious and fresh! We had the egg dish and ham also with cappuccino. Very fresh, excellent seating on the street. read more

Café de la Comédie - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

Food less then desirable. Had the chicken sandwich, which was just ok. The French fries were very greasy. If this is what we cooked in the states, we would be less fat. My friend got a tuna fish salad which tasted like something from a bad can. It included boiled eggs, anchovies, and tomatoes. This part was ok. The lettuce was tuff. Worst Bloody Mary ever. On top of all this the bill was 47€, which included the waits tip. Because we did not know for sure if the tip was on the bill, we ask the waiter. He acted like he did not understand us and kept an additional 3.10€ for himself. We ask or hotel to confirm if we just got took and we did. read more

Café de la Comédie - View from our table - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75